Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-16

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grow up to an honorable, upright manhood,
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the machiue policies Of tho day, ~ Apprs.
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position themselves on every question attect-
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take part In many questions that are do.
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recipients of tho rudimentary branches
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the rights and duties Of citizens, tho rcia.
tions existing between capital aud labor, the
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| o'h NATIONAL LiFE'
As a nation We are now enjoying tho bles-
sings Of peace. We must, however, not er.
tsrtan the Thought that the possibility If
future struggle for right, or even for national
existence has been Obliteratei. 1t may bs
that our national strength As woil ~ tho ten
dcncy Of the age will ensure tho reference Ol
all future difficulties with foreign nations -